Corral del Carbon

The Corral del Carbon or Correo de los Moros is a fourteenth century landmark situated in the Spanish city of Granada Andalusia. It is the primary Nasrid alhondiga secured totally in the Iberian projection. It was worked in the midst of the Nasrid govern before 1336, and his special name was Al-Funduq al-Gidida or New Alhopndiga. Discovered south of the Muslim city, close to the silk market or Alcaiceriua, to the souk of the Medina and to the Main Mosque, filled in as motel for sellers in movement, appropriation focus and markdown promote.

A little expansion was called al-qantara al-yadida new platform until 1501, and later puente del carbon or puente del Alamo or puente de los Curtidores qantarat al-Dabbayin, arranged on the Darro River examined the Alhondiga with the souk. All things considered, as delineated Leopoldo Torres Balbas Chronicles of Archeology of Muslim Spain, XIX. Tomo 2. PP 235, this building responds to an Oriental model, anyway the complex design and the purposes of intrigue are obviously Grenadian. Its ancestry can be taken after from the Greek agoras, through the after the Roman horreum until the moment that Islamic conditions. The spectacular cover begins from the eastern iwan, whose causes have been very discussed, and that is starting at now in the Sassanian palaces.